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Woman tells court she was raped by ex-DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson while at school

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By Amelia Harper
| three.fm
Warning: This article contains allegations that some readers may find upsetting The woman, referred to as Complainant B, told Newry Crown Court via video link about hearing Donaldson's "heavy breathing" during the alleged rape. The court heard the often tearful police interview with the older of the two alleged victims, who have both accused the former MP of sexual abuse when they were children. Donaldson, 63, is accused of rape and several counts of gross indecency and of indecent assault.
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From Unity to Controversy: The Politics of the Super Bowl

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By Amelia Harper
| Vanderbilt Political Review Verified
Categories: May 5, 2026 The Super Bowl is watched by over 100 million people, making it one of the most influential stages in America. This event has long been marked as a rare moment of national unity, a single night out of the year where the country sets aside its differences to watch football, criticize ads, and prepare for a spectacle of a halftime show. However, in recent years, the facade that the Super Bowl exists as a nonpartisan, unifying entity has begun to crumble.
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'It felt like abandoning my wife': Why fathers think two weeks paternity leave is a 'joke'

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By Amelia Harper
| MSN UK Verified
Fathers have revealed why they are demanding better paternity leave in the UK as they marched through London in a campaign for change. The men pushed prams and walked with their children from Trafalgar Square, to Parliament Square. Similar marches took place in Manchester, Leeds and Nottingham. They are asking for paternity leave to be increased to six weeks, paid at 90% salary - the current statutory entitlement is two weeks.
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